Help available for those self-isolating in Wokingham borough
People isolating due to the coronavirus could be eligible for financial support from Wokingham Borough Council.
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Defib vandalism in Earley could cost lives
The defibrillator cabinet outside of Radstock Lane Community Centre has been damaged, meaning the device is now unavailable.
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‘Coronavirus impact is becoming clear’
The impact of the coronavirus pandemic on businesses is starting to become clear, says Garry Lee of R3.
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Football round-up: Wargrave win thrilling 13-goal contest
Thames Valley Premier LeagueFINCHAMPSTEAD continued their impressive start to the season with a 3-0 away win at Maidenhead Town. James Payne opened the scoring before second half goals from Callum...
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Share Wokingham: It’s about spreading human kindness
“People don’t have to justify why they come to us, nobody is judging them. That’s why we don’t ask for referrals. It’s none of my business how someone came to...
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Police stop drug driving delivery driver in Woodley and continue to deliver kebab
Thames Valley Police stopped the driver, who was in Woodley at the time and believed to be drug driving.
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Community litter pick in Charvil
Charvil Matters will be meeting this Saturday for a community litter pick.
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Christmas drawing competition at The Lexicon
The Lexicon, in Bracknell, has launched its annual art competition for children.
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Wokingham borough: 5,600 children in poverty and rising
Charities warn Covid has worsened situation, with more families in need across Wokingham
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Grocer Phil opens eco shop in Wokingham town centre
Earlier this month, Phil Edgecombe opened Phil's Good Food opened on Broad Street, a new eco grocery shop.
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